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Kandji has transformed into Iru, marking a strategic shift from Apple-focused device management to a comprehensive AI-powered IT and security platform. The new platform aims to unify identity management, endpoint security, and compliance automation through artificial intelligence, addressing tool sprawl challenges facing modern IT teams.
Kandji, previously known as a popular Apple device management solution, has undergone a significant transformation into Iru, according to recent reports. Sources indicate the rebranding represents more than just a name change—it signals a fundamental shift toward becoming an AI-powered IT and security platform designed for contemporary workforce needs. The company is reportedly moving beyond its Apple management roots to embrace a broader vision that unifies identity, endpoint security, and compliance automation within a single platform.
Apple has removed the women’s dating safety app Tea from its App Store after multiple privacy breaches and failure to implement required content moderation. The app, which promised user anonymity, faced lawsuits over exposed personal data including sensitive conversations and identity documents.
Apple has removed the controversial women’s dating safety application Tea from the App Store after the app repeatedly failed to meet platform requirements for content moderation and user privacy protection, according to reports from 404 Media. The removal also extends to a copycat application called TeaOnHer, with Apple confirming both apps violated multiple App Store guidelines regarding user data protection and objectionable content reporting mechanisms.
Nearly half of U.S. workers report insufficient scheduling flexibility according to new workplace research. While microshifting—breaking up the workday into smaller segments—gains popularity, analysts suggest potential drawbacks require careful consideration.
A significant shift in workplace flexibility preferences is emerging across the United States, with nearly half of workers reporting insufficient scheduling options according to the 2025 State of Hybrid Work report from videoconferencing company Owl Labs. The survey of 2,000 U.S. workers reveals growing demand for what researchers term “microshifting”—the practice of breaking up the traditional workday into smaller, self-directed segments that allow for personal tasks and recharging throughout the day.
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The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority has officially designated both Apple and Google with strategic market status for their mobile platforms. This landmark decision gives regulators extensive powers to oversee how the tech giants operate their app stores and mobile ecosystems.
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has officially designated both Apple and Google with “strategic market status” (SMS) for their mobile platforms, according to reports from the regulatory body. This new legal classification under the UK’s Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 grants the watchdog far-reaching authority to regulate how the technology companies operate their mobile ecosystems and app stores.
